Business Category: Villages

Gadino Cellars

Slip away to the quiet, beautiful countryside of Rappahannock County, only an hour’s drive from Northern Virginia, and feel like one of “La Famiglia” at this family-owned and operated winery. Relax with fine wines crafted from small lots of hand-picked grapes, artisan cheeses, and Italian sausages in an Italian-inspired tasting room or on the expansive deck overlooking the gardens, the vineyards, and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Gadino Cellars also has two regulation-size bocce ball courts. Gadino Cellars…Taste the Tradition!

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Categories: Food & Drink, Music, Villages, Washington, Wineries

Gadino Cellars

92 Schoolhouse Rd
Washington, VA 22747 USA

Website

(540) 987-9292

Gay Street Gallery

Gay Street Gallery presents the work of select, award-winning artists from Virginia and around the country. With a focus on representational landscape and figurative paintings, the Gallery also shows sculpture and other three-dimensional art and hosts exhibitions of contemporary work in various media. Open Friday-Sunday, 10a-5p, and by appointment.

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Categories: Art, Villages, Washington

Gay Street Gallery

337 Gay Street
Washington, VA 22747 USA

Website

(540) 227-5100

Gay Street Inn

Our updated, 1850s farmhouse in historic Washington is located within walking distance of the renowned Inn at Little Washington and just minutes from Shenandoah National Park, award-winning wineries, breweries, distilleries, horseback riding, artist studios and galleries, and antique stores. Your day here begins with a home-cooked breakfast in our sunroom. Lounge in the library or gardens, or retreat to the quiet of one of our five spacious guest rooms, each with private bath. One pet-friendly room.

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Categories: B&Bs & Inns, Lodging, Villages, Washington

Gay Street Inn

160 Gay Street
Washington, VA 22747 USA

Website

(540) 361-9220

Glen Gordon Manor

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A luxurious destination bed and breakfast in Virginia Wine Country, Glen Gordon Manor boasts a rich history having formerly hosted members of the British royal family for many memorable hunts and balls. Overlooking the Shenandoah National Park from 45 acres of pasture, lawns, and gardens, guests will enjoy glorious views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Dining at Glen Gordon Manor is truly an experience not to be missed! Your stay includes a leisurely, multi-course breakfast, and your trip would not be complete without joining us for dinner at least one night in our award-winning Houndstooth Restaurant.

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Categories: B&Bs & Inns, Health, Wellness & Beauty, Huntly, Lodging, Massage, Spas, Venues, Villages, Weddings & Events

Glen Gordon Manor

1482 Zachary Taylor Hwy
Huntly, VA 22640 USA

Website

(540) 636-6010

Golden Retreat for K9’s

Golden Retreat For K9’s is a luxury dog resort with suites (not cages or runs) and a spacious play area where your dog can have fun while your away. We are not your traditional boarding kennel. Each room is decorated and has a toddler bed, sofa or doggie bed, fans and full view windows and doors providing natural light.  Dogs are let out by us five times per day! This gives your pet the feeling of being at home. In the summertime treat your buddy to a swim in our saltwater pool. You can be assured that they are safe, secure, and having fun while you are away.

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Categories: Amissville, Animal Care (small & large), Villages

Golden Retreat for K9's

496 Viewtown Road
Amissville, VA 20106 USA

Website

(540) 937-4465

Goodlife Theater

The GoodLife Theater has thrilled audiences at The Kennedy Center, Wolf Trap, Maui Arts and Culture Center, The National Museum of Women in the Arts, & hundreds of schools, libraries, theaters, parks, country clubs & family celebrations. Jeanne Wall and Joe Pipik each have more than 35 years of performing experience. They are both master artists with Wolf Trap’s Early Learning Institute.

Categories: Children & Youth Programs, Culture & Entertainment, Sperryville, Villages

Goodlife Theater

3753 Slate Mills Road
Boston, VA 22713 USA

Website

(540) 547-3100

Gray Ghost Vineyards

Gray Ghost Vineyards is Rappahannock County’s oldest winery. Family-owned and -operated winery producing internationally acclaimed wines from immaculate vineyards. Enjoy southern hospitality, a knowledgeable staff, beautiful picnic grounds and spacious indoor facilities. Experience famous winery events, entertaining tours and the most popular volunteer harvest program in Virginia! Named “Best of the East” four consecutive years by Vineyard and Winery Management magazine.
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Categories: Amissville, Food & Drink, Music, Villages, Wineries

Gray Ghost Vineyards

14706 Lee Hwy
Amissville, VA 20106 USA

Website

(540) 937-4869

Green Comfort School of Herbal Medicine

Green Comfort operates a school, apothecary and clinic in the beauty and lush mountainside of Rappahannock County. Although the business is designed to teach others healthy ways to experience herbs, it is not a retail outlet. There are many opportunities for the community to participate in this unique environment. Some classes are available for small groups planning a weekend retreat in Rappahannock: Botanica Erotica, Food as Medicine, Adrenal Adaptogens for Vitality. Clinic is open for appointments on Thursdays for the herbalist in training to see clients and guide others to optimal health. Look us up for more information.
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Categories: Castleton, Counseling, Health, Wellness & Beauty, Herbal, Villages

Green Comfort School of Herbal Medicine

100 Rock Mills Road
Castleton, VA 22716 USA

Website

(540) 937-4283

Hans W. Gerhard Art at Hughes River Farm

For many years, Hans Gerhard considered himself a recreational painter of landscapes, and occasional carver of wooden objects, sometimes recognizable as birds, mammals, or fish. Since moving to Hughes River Farm in Rappahannock County in 1987, and encouraged by kindred spirits among the Rappahannock arts and craft community, he has turned to working with scrap iron and steel to create sometimes bizarre, usually rusty, and occasionally whimsical sculptures.  His paintings, meanwhile, have left the realm of observed “reality” and turned emphatically abstract: creating their own reality, leaving the viewers to reach into their own imagination.

Categories: Sperryville

Hughes River Farm

3494 Slate Mills Rd
Sperryville, VA 22740 USA

Website

(540) 547-2447